Business Segments

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10 March 2009
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Lufthansa Company

Business Segments

Deutsche Lufthansa AG is a globally operating aviation group and is active in five business segments. Passenger Transportation is the Group’s core business activity. The importance of other business segments depends mainly on the extent to which, as service providers for essential production factors and infrastructure, they strengthen the core business segment Passenger Transportation’s capacity for further development or constitute a signifi cant "competence fit". Logistics, MRO, IT Services and Catering are further segments of the group.

 

Click here for an overview of the business segments and major companies in the Group, with their activities, key parameters, management and strategy.

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  • Passenger Transportation
    Passenger services constitute Lufthansa's core business, generating more than 65 per cent of revenues.

  • Logistics
    The business segment in charge of airfreight and the marketing of air cargo capacities.

  • MRO Business
    The Lufthansa Group is one of the world's leading providers of maintenance repair and overhaul services for commercial airlines.

  • Catering
    LSG Sky Chefs in the Lufthansa Group is the world's biggest inflight caterer.

  • IT Services
    Lufthansa Systems is now a world leading provider of IT services to companies in the airline and aviation business as well as related industries.

  • Service and Financial Companies
    Diverse service and financial companies support the Lufthansa Group's activities in strategic business areas. Most of them are grouped in the Lufthansa Commercial Holding company.


Investor Day 2008
Annual General Meeting 2008
Shareholders structure and entries in the share register

On December 31, German investors held 77.4 per cent of Lufthansa's share capital. The Aviation Compliance Documentation Act (LuftNaSiG) requires that Lufthansa is majority-owned by German shareholders to uphold air traffic rights. To provide this evidence, extended information are required for the entry in the share register. Only registered shareholders are authorised to exercise their shareholder rights.